Hey there,
is there any best practice for handling multitouch / multiuser Z-Values? The setup is a touchtable with multiple 2D Cards (with e.g. Videoplayer) which do overlap. The active cards should rise on top.
I tried dynamically changing z values on touchbegin, but somehow now I'm stuck because I get a lot of glitches with the z values, also wrong cards are triggered by the touchevents...
Is there any easy solution I don't see?
Thanks a lot,
greetings
Matthias
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Handling Multiuser / Multitouch Cards Z values
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Re: Handling Multiuser / Multitouch Cards Z values
Not sure if I 100% got your problem.
But first of all you could use an orthogonal projection node - so your content wont rescale when you change the Z value.
Everything else is kind of a question of how your logic works. (e.g how long is a panel active - how many active panels at a time etc.)
If you have further issues please be more specific on your problem.
cheers!
But first of all you could use an orthogonal projection node - so your content wont rescale when you change the Z value.
Everything else is kind of a question of how your logic works. (e.g how long is a panel active - how many active panels at a time etc.)
If you have further issues please be more specific on your problem.
cheers!